Transportation

Amtrak Bypass Still Something to Worry About? Depends Whom You Ask

Advocates Push for Equity When It Comes to Reducing Transportation Pollution

Providence Celebrates Great Streets and Slower Speeds

Lines Drawn as Paint Dries on Remodeled South Water Street

Elected officials from across southern New England are calling on their states to ratify the Transportation & Climate Initiative and ensure a dedicated stream of funding to help mitigate the climate crisis.

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Full Throttle (or the Electric Vehicle Equivalent) Ahead for Rhode Island Charging Infrastructure

Transit Riders Look for Kennedy Plaza Plan to Support

Providence’s Great Streets Initiative Gears Up Even as South Water Street Project Hits Speed Bump

In a way, the bill is simple. Nine amendments to an existing law and, just like that, no more bus fares. But, according to transit experts and advocates, the implications are huge.

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Newport Bike Infrastructure Improvements Hit Bureaucratic Roadblock

Free Summer Shuttle to Link Newporters to Beach

RIDOT Denies Racial Discrimination in Plan to Break Up Kennedy Plaza

Phasing out gas-powered vehicles is an ambitious but attainable goal in the worldwide race to cut greenhouse-gas emissions and mitigate the climate crisis, according to advocates for electric vehicles.

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R.I.’s Compact Size Could Drive Transportation Reboot

South Kingstown Unveils Plan to Create ‘Complete Streets’

On Course to Make Cycling an Easy Ride for Black Women

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Southern New England Lawmakers Rally in Support of Initiative to Reduce Transportation Emissions

Free Bus Service Could Revolutionize R.I. Transit, But It’s More Complicated Than Simply Ending Fares

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Local Efforts Underway to Boot Gas-Powered Cars

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